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Old 04-07-2007, 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris Rapadas View Post
Michael,thanks for the advice.I really have had those points in mind and, I agree.Unfortunately,it is too late to cancel the order however, I have a luthier who will set it up for Me then maybe I can sell it to recover cost.Thanks again!Anyone else want to chime in?
Hi Chris, Richard here. I once bought a 1/2 size bass for a theatre gig... I was between owning 3/4 basses and this was the only one available. I adjusted quickly and don't feel that it hindered my playing.
Michael Case gives good advice, but you have to deal with the reality of where you are. My present bass is a fraction shorter than a 3/4 and, when I play other basses, it takes a little time to adjust, but not long. As you play the 1/2 size just think how a bigger bass would feel. I'm serious!
Get your technique going on this bass and start planning for a bigger version when finances allow.
Good luck.
Don't forget to check out the 'Down Here (NZ)' thread in the Bull Pit.
Ciao
Richard
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